Case Dismissed by Mark Mason

Effect

The trick Case Dismissed makes a playing card tuck case vanish instantly in front of spectators. The effect is visual and happens close to the audience, creating a strong moment of surprise. The case disappears cleanly, leaving no trace, and can be used as an opener for a card routine.

Full Details

The trick uses a handmade gimmick with three moving parts and a magnetic flap system. The gimmick is durable and designed to handle angle issues, making it suitable for close-up performances. The vanish happens inches from spectators, enhancing the visual impact. The trick resets quickly, allowing for repeated performances.

Who Should Consider the Trick

Case Dismissed is ideal for magicians who want a quick, visual opener for their card routines. It works well for strolling magicians and social media performances. Beginners will find it accessible due to the gimmick’s angle-friendly design, but experienced performers can also use it as a strong opener.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The trick is easy to learn but requires practice to master angles and choreography. The gimmick simplifies the method, but smooth execution depends on handling and timing. The tutorial is 11 minutes long and covers all necessary details.

What Magicians Say

Fiddlin' Johnny says the trick is "great for beginners" but notes that "mastering the angles and choreography requires more practice than the initial simplicity suggests." AlakazamMagicUK praises the "jaw-dropping" vanish and the "quick reset" of the gimmick. MurphysMagicSupplies highlights the trick’s humor and visual appeal, calling it "suitable for both experienced performers and those just starting out." Tyler Lunsford describes it as a "clever gimmick" with a "creative approach."